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Tag Archives: Eliezer Yudkowsky
A new glimpse into the revamped Overcoming Bias
Robin Hanson: Chris, Eliezer was not “purged.†He requested to have his old posts moved to Less Wrong. No one else has made any similar request. Eliezer was not “expelledâ€; he choose to move in order to build a community … Continue reading
Posted in Prediction Journalism
Tagged bloggers, blogging, Eliezer Yudkowsky, Open Media, Overcoming Bias, Robin Hanson
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Are good blogs driven by author personalities or by well drilled topics?
Justin Wolfers has escaped the Overcoming Bias purge, it seems. Justin Wolfers’s 4 posts (published in 2007) remain archived on what is now Robin Hanson’s QUOTE personal blog UNQUOTE. By contrast, Eliezer Yudkowsky’s posts written for Overcoming Bias now redirect … Continue reading
Outstanding post by Eliezer Yudkowsky
Check it out. How to prepare for the worst… now.
Could information go backward in time?
Applied to the psychological arrow of time, that would mean that we could remember the future, instead of the past. We would make a killing on prediction markets if we knew in advance how all contacts would expire. But, in … Continue reading
Posted in Precognition, Science
Tagged backward causality, backwards causation, Eliezer Yudkowsky, Louis De Broglie, Olivier Costa De Beauregard, physics, Porto, Precognition, prediction markets, quantum mechanics, quantum physics, retrocausality, retrocausation, Robin Hanson, Science, Secretary, time symmetry, zigzagging causality
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Publicizing your blog is easier than marketing your book.
Eliezer Yudkowsky: [...] A blook is a collection of blog posts that have been edited into a book. Logically, then, publishing a book as a series of blog posts ought to be known as “blooking”. [...] #1. Sounds great. #2. … Continue reading
YAHOO! RESEARCH SCIENTIST DAVID PENNOCK IMPLORES AND SUPPLICATES GMU PROFESSOR ROBIN HANSON TO CONTINUE BLOGGING.
David Pennock: Academic papers largely influence … other academics. In a cycle that often seems set up to do little else than impress one another within a insular niche. Ok, I’m exaggerating the skeptic’s side of the coin, but it … Continue reading
Posted in Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce, Resources - References, The Internet
Tagged David Pennock, Eliezer Yudkowsky, Marc Andreessen, newspaper columnist, papers referring web postings, power law, prediction markets, Professor, Robin Hanson, ROBIN HANSON THREATENS, Search Engines, YAHOO! RESEARCH SCIENTIST
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